Explaining Wave Superposition with DESMOS, an online graphing calculator

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  • Опубликовано: 19 дек 2024

Комментарии • 17

  • @crtune
    @crtune 3 месяца назад

    This looks like great fun. No more using Excel spreadsheets for this goofing around, but using state of the art graphing calculator Desmos. I just discovered that Desmos was out there today, and right away thought of sine waves, square waves and so forth

  • @pralay1762
    @pralay1762 3 года назад +2

    Sir I you won’t believe I just finished this topic and this video gave me a lot of clarity
    Thanks a lot

  • @fioscotm
    @fioscotm Год назад

    Very helpful and informative video! Thank you for making this :)

  • @dylan7476
    @dylan7476 3 года назад +7

    Desmos is keeping me alive in maths, even through university engineering lmao

  • @OutMagic
    @OutMagic Год назад +1

    Very much thank you mate, helped me understand how to use the tool better for my class :)

  • @physics77guy
    @physics77guy 3 года назад +3

    this is how i teach transformations in sine functions in my class

  • @donegal79
    @donegal79 3 года назад +1

    excellent. Well done

  • @leejohnson197733
    @leejohnson197733 Год назад

    i have one more formula to add together now and not sure how to do it, 4cos (2pi 125 x 10^3t) + cos (2pi135 x 10^3t) + cos (2pi115 x 10^3t) on the last one i changed the t for x and it seemed to work, not sure how to do this one ?

  • @leejohnson197733
    @leejohnson197733 Год назад

    i am completely new to desmos and graph software, i need to plot some cosines but im not sure how to get the formula into the software, 4cos(2pi 125x 10^3t) i assume the last part is the time scale, any advice, cant seem to get it to create the wav form

    • @NKY5223
      @NKY5223 Год назад +1

      could you describe your problem in greater detail? thank you :)

    • @leejohnson197733
      @leejohnson197733 Год назад

      @@NKY5223 i have 2 wav forms / formulas that i managed to map, now i need to multiply the two together to map a new wave form to look at, just not sure how to do the combination of the two waves

    • @NKY5223
      @NKY5223 Год назад

      @@leejohnson197733 if you have f(x) = a wave and g(x) = another wave you can just type f(x)g(x) to multiply them :)

    • @leejohnson197733
      @leejohnson197733 Год назад

      @@NKY5223 i have 2 formulas that create a wav output, then i need to multiply the 2 to get a new wav output, little unsure how to get the new equation and have it show the wave in graph form

    • @NKY5223
      @NKY5223 Год назад +1

      @@leejohnson197733 what expressions are currently in a graph? can you list them for me?

  • @poochfazos1
    @poochfazos1 22 дня назад

    I'm high ASF off these physics